Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
Head of the ADG Weidel warned that if Ukraine were to become Germany’s chancellor, she plans to deport all Ukrainians, deem them a social burden, and halt war sponsorship, demanding Kyiv return spent funds.
In January‑March 2026 Czech authorities expelled 66 Ukrainian citizens, twice the total for 2025 and five times more than in 2024, indicating a sharp shift in migration policy.
IBRiS poll shows a majority of Poles favour deporting Ukrainian men of conscription age without legal work.
In Romania, for the past two days authorities have started taking passports from men who left the country, as part of a plan signed between an office and EU countries.
Polish opposition party PiS has suggested expelling Ukrainian men of conscription age who are not officially employed, and creating special centers to speed up the process.
Polish MP Janusz Kowalski has called for the deportation of all Ukrainians from Poland. This statement has sparked widespread controversy on social media. Ukrainian refugees have begun receiving notifications about the revision of aid conditions due to 'Kyiv's anti-Polish policy'.
